Introduction to Management Science A Modeling And Case Studies Approach with Spreadsheets 6th Edition By Frederick-Test Bank Hillier
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Test Bank For An Overview of Management Science Utilizing a Modeling And Case Studies Method with Spreadsheets 6th Edition By Frederick Hillier
ISBN-10:1259918920 , ISBN-13:978-1259918926
Chapter 2 Linear Programming: Fundamental Ideas
1) Various objectives or targets are specified for linear programming points.
Answer: FALSE
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Clarify the concept of linear programming.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Consider
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
2) Linear programming enables a manager to determine the optimal mix of activities and their levels to pursue.
Answer: TRUE
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Clarify the concept of linear programming.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Consider
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
3) Linear programming problems typically involve either maximizing or minimizing an objective function.
Answer: TRUE
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Clarify the concept of linear programming.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Consider
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
4) Not all linear programming models have an objective function and at least two constraints.
Answer: FALSE
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Clarify the concept of linear programming.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Consider
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
5) Constraints restrict the alternatives available to a decision maker.
Answer: TRUE
Difficulty Level: Medium
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Clarify the concept of linear programming.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Understand
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
6) Optimal solutions will not always be displayed in the data cells when formulating a linear programming problem on a spreadsheet.
Answer: FALSE
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Clarify the concept of linear programming.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Consider
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
7) Output cells do not necessarily show the levels of activities for the decisions being made when formulating a linear programming problem on a spreadsheet.
Answer: FALSE
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Clarify the concept of linear programming.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Consider
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
8) Expressing Excel equations for output cells in a linear programming problem as a SUMPRODUCT function is common when using a spreadsheet.
Answer: TRUE
Difficulty Level: Easy
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Formulate a basic linear programming model in a spreadsheet from a problem overview.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Consider
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
9) Spreadsheets offer great flexibility in handling a wide range of issues.
Answer: TRUE
Difficulty Level: Medium
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Formulate a basic linear programming model in a spreadsheet from a problem overview.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Understand
AACSB: Analytical Thinking
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
10) Linear programming problems can be approached both algebraically and through the use of spreadsheets.
Answer: TRUE
Difficulty Level: Medium
Topic: Understanding the Mathematical Model within the Spreadsheet
Learning Objective: Clarify the concept of linear programming.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Understand
AACSB: Information Systems
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
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